President urges businessmen to push for mobilization plan
The president urged executives to back a concrete plan for larger armed forces and full mobilization if needed. He warned inflation will worsen as military production expands and urged extending price, wage, credit, and rent controls. He pressed for higher taxes and urged lawmakers to raise them while maintaining controls.
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Wreck Blocks Penn Railroad Main Line
New Brunswick May 9. The Pennsylvania Railroad ran detours and shuttles as wreck crews work to clear the main line after 47 freight cars derailed. A spokesman said service would resume at noon once the four main-line tracks are cleared, hindering trains between Philadelphia and New York.
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Second Woman Attempts death in Astor Mix-up
Actress Miss Astor, recovering in Culver City hospital, survived a third overdose of sleeping pills in 11 months after a desperate act linked to emotional distress over her husband’s absence. Police labeled the incident an attempted death by own action.
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Sedagel Promises Fast Relief for Excess Stomach Acid
An ad-like note claims Sedagel treats excess stomach acid and peptic ulcers by absorbing acid and coating the stomach and intestinal walls. It urges seeing a doctor and promotes Sedagel as faster and longer lasting than alternatives.
Biggest Air Raid of War Blasts Hidden Red Craft
The battle report details a major U N airstrike against camouflage covered targets in North Korea. Pilots praised photographic guidance and fire bombs while commanders noted strong enemy camouflage and rebuilt Red forces after the attack. No U N casualties were reported.
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Cool Air Moves Into Midwest
A brief spell of summerlike weather in the midwest eased as cool air shifted southward over the northern Great Lakes and the Dakotas. Highs yesterday reached 97 at Presidio Texas and 93 at Yuma Arizona as showers spread across the plains and the western region cooled toward normal.
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Galvin Named Pastor of New St Gregory the Great Parish
Rev Fr Michael Galvin, formerly St Emydius assistant in Lynwood, named pastor of the new St Gregory the Great Parish in Norwalk. Boundary lines run Whittier Blvd to Imperial Hwy and Painter Ave to the county line. Masses to be held at 9 and 10 a.m. at Hugheson Meadows in Whittier until a church is built. Headquarters at 14219 E Imperial Hwy. This is the second new parish in the area this year.
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Parks Office Moves to San Francisco Avenue
The Parks Department office relocates from Room 301 Public Utilities Building at 215 W Broadway to the Public Service Department at 1601 San Francisco Ave. Park Commission meetings stay at City Hall on the first and third Wednesdays at 10 a.m. per commission chairman David W.
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Korean Forces Expand Bridgeheads on Eastern Front
South Korean troops widen three bridgeheads inside North Korea on the eastern front. The third crossing of the 38th parallel occurred southeast of Inje near a Red supply base. An earlier wedge pushed south of Inje while other units moved north along the eastern seaboard.
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Mansell and Smith Win City Offices in Primary Poll
Navy veteran Mansell and public service auditor Smith won key city offices. Smith led John O'Brien 23 115 to 8605 after the count. Council races showed varied leads across districts, with 34 496 votes cast.
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Ray Simpson
Donald J. Wilkins
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Carleson
Kennet Sutherland
Percy Hight
Martin DeVries
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